Why People Choose Deism
People come to Deism for reasons they can state plainly: a God known through nature, ethics grounded in rights, and no authority but reason.
Essays on Deism and Neo-Deism: the ideas, the history, the practice, and religious claims tested against reason.
People come to Deism for reasons they can state plainly: a God known through nature, ethics grounded in rights, and no authority but reason.
Paine, Allen, Voltaire, Franklin and others called themselves Deists. Jefferson leaned that way. Here is who held what, and how sure we can be.
Quantum indeterminacy leaves human choice inside natural law. Random events are not a self, and Neo-Deism needs no physical loophole for responsibility.
The prosperity gospel teaches that spoken faith functions as a spiritual contract. A believer names a house, a salary, or a cure, claims it in the language of…
On June 8, 1794, an enormous crowd gathered in Paris for the Festival of the Supreme Being. The painter Jacques-Louis David had designed the day. A procession wound…
Edward Herbert, Lord Herbert of Cherbury, finished his book De Veritate in the early 1620s and hesitated to publish it. By his own account in his autobiography, he…
For most of religious history, the great debates about God’s nature have unfolded as duels: free will versus predestination, prayer versus divine immutability, providence versus chaos. The Trinion…
As the world becomes increasingly interconnected through digital platforms, a new form of spiritual exploration emerges: Digital Deism. This iteration of rational religion thrives not under the banner…
On the morning of November 1, 1755, All Saints’ Day, the churches of Lisbon were full when the earthquake struck. Tens of thousands died in the collapse and…
Benjamin Franklin carried a small book in which he had ruled a page for each of thirteen virtues. Every evening he marked a dot beside any virtue he…
What is the difference between a Christian, a Jew, a Muslim, or any other religion for that matter? The answer is their religious “belief.” Religion is not racial.…
The answer to this question might surprise you, but this article might offend you. Try to understand that what you are about to read will empower you, but…